hide plugins and source indicators

[elkino]

When you look at the sourcecode for wp sites, you see plugin code for necessary plugins, such as yoast and monster insights. Is there a way to hide those? Is there a way to hide all references to plugin code in the source?

[Suman M.]

Hi, you can use “replace in html” option under Replace Tools tab to replace the text in the site’s page source.
More info regarding the replacement here – https://codecanyon.net/item/hide-my-wp-amazing-security-plugin-for-wordpress/4177158/faqs/20827

[elkino]

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[Suman M.]

Hi, can you please attach it as a text file instead (so that I can copy paste the text)? Thanks!

[elkino]

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[Suman M.]

Hi, first of all make sure that you check the site’s page source in logged out state.

# For the comments added by plugins/theme, please add the replacement in “Replace in HTML” like below:

This site is optimized with the Yoast SEO plugin ==> SomeName
https://yoast.com/wordpress/plugins/seo/ ==> SomeName

# To remove link/style tag id add replacement like below:
cryptowoo-css ==>> SomeName

# To rename occurrences of word woocommerce, please enable/check “Auto Configuration” option in Replace Tools tab.

# To remove anything starting with “wp”
>> it’s not recommended to bulk replace “wp” as it will replace all the text that has “wp” in it. So, you’ll need to replace entire word/text, and also it’s not recommended to replace css class names as it might break the site.

[elkino]

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[Suman M.]

If I rename occurrences to woocommerce and select auto-config, will all of the code continue to work as is?
>> If you enable “Auto Configuration” then most of the occurrences of word woocommerce should be hidden. But if you are manually replacing any woocommerce word or any other text then do check your website after each such replacement.

If you want to rename css class name like “yith-frontend-manager-for-woocommerce”, there’s a way around, which needs a bit of coding skill. You’ll need to add following replacement in “replace in html”:

yith-frontend-manager-for-woocommerce ==> SomeNameXYZ

Then copy the original css code

.yith-frontend-manager-for-woocommerce .fl-logo-img {
max-width: 210px;
}

and add it in “Internal CSS” in HMWP Source Code tab as follows:

.SomeNameXYZ .fl-logo-img {
max-width: 210px;
}

[elkino]

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[Suman M.]

Hi, can you please let us know your site’s wp-admin login details as private reply, so that we can look into the issue? Thanks!

[elkino]

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[Suman M.]

Alright, then please generate debug report from HMWP start tab and post it here as private reply.

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[Suman M.]

The settings look fine. Can you please send us your site’s server access log for 20 Sep & 21 Sep, 2018? We want to check what builtwith.com is accessing in your site.

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